Phaser 6125

Teams that print steadily through the workday are who the Xerox Phaser 6125 was built for: a color laser printer that turns out crisp text and clean graphics on ordinary office paper. It takes four separate cartridges — black 106R01334, cyan 106R01331, magenta 106R01332 and yellow 106R01333 — so you only ever replace the color that has actually run out, and the listings below stock every one of those numbers.

Because the 6125 usually serves several people at once, its toner pattern is predictable: black carries the everyday document load, while the colors are spent in bursts whenever presentations, charts or marketing pieces land in the tray. The wide choice on this page mirrors that pattern, from single cartridges for a quiet week to black multi-packs and full color sets sized for a team that cannot afford to find an empty slot on a deadline morning.

Toner Cartridges for Phaser 6125

Which cartridge should you buy?

Match the order to the warning. One color gone means one single cartridge — each number is sold individually, both as a code-numbered listing and in the 6125-named range. If your team prints documents all day, the black cartridge will cycle fastest, and the Black 2 Pack, 3 Pack and 5 Pack listings exist to keep spares ahead of demand. Colors that fade together are handled by the 3 Color Set, which leaves the black slot untouched, while the 4, 5, 6 and 8-piece sets cover complete changes or a change plus shelf stock. Page-yield ratings for this family are shown on each product page, so check the listing when comparing pack sizes.

Chip, toner and everyday use

On a shared printer, whoever spots the low-toner message owns the next step: either swap the cartridge or leave a note and a spare where the next user will find them — a warning ignored on Friday becomes Monday's stopped job. New cartridges register through their chip as soon as they are pushed fully home; if the level fails to reset, reseat the unit rather than shaking it in place. Do your shaking before installation instead, a gentle rock end to end, which settles the toner for even coverage on the first pages. Keep boxed spares near the machine, flat and out of sunlight, and write the color on the outside of any opened outer box so nobody tears into the wrong one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cartridge is the black one for the Phaser 6125?

Black is the 106R01334 cartridge. It is listed as a code-numbered single, in the 6125-named range, and in 2, 3 and 5 packs for teams that go through black faster than the colors.

Is there a set with only the three colors?

Yes — the 3 Color Set combines cyan 106R01331, magenta 106R01332 and yellow 106R01333 without a black cartridge. It is the right pick when the colors have faded together but the black still has life.

How do I know when a cartridge is finished?

The printer reports low and empty states per color, and output in that color turns pale or streaky near the end. Swap only the reported color; the remaining cartridges keep their remaining toner.

Do the Phaser 6125 and 6125N take the same cartridges?

Both models are listed with the same four cartridge numbers — the 106R01331 through 106R01334 series — and the 6125N appears in the family list below. Order from the page of the model you own so the listing matches your machine.

More printers that use the same cartridges

The Phaser 6125 shares its four cartridge numbers with its networked sibling: Phaser 6125N.